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Sandy Williams delivered a memorandum<br />

of closure on the case on<br />

November 21. Noting that Ryan<br />

Carey had tried to shoot three people,<br />

including two police officers, before<br />

Smith’s bullet put him down, the report<br />

stated, “Ryan Carey was shooting into<br />

an open area within the neighborhood<br />

and there were numerous residents<br />

present in their homes, as well as when<br />

he first began shooting there was even<br />

a child outside in the yard by the location<br />

of Ryan Carey. Had Officer Smith<br />

not fired his firearm stopping Ryan<br />

Carey, Ryan Carey would have continued<br />

shooting and continued to put<br />

numerous people at risk of death and/<br />

or grave bodily harm. Officer Smith<br />

needed to fire his firearm to terminate<br />

Ryan Carey’s actions for the protection<br />

of his fellow law enforcement officers<br />

who were at the scene, specifically,<br />

Officers Rudolph, Polishinski and<br />

Moertl. His actions are also justified in<br />

the protection of the other neighbors<br />

within their residences.”<br />

Her movement in<br />

reaching for her patrol<br />

rifle has pulled her<br />

barely inches out of the<br />

bullet’s lethal path.<br />

The memorandum concluded, “An<br />

individual has the right and it is legally<br />

justified to use lethal force if it is to<br />

protect the life of others. These events<br />

of Nov. 9, 2008 rose to the level of<br />

Officer Brent Smith being justified in<br />

killing Ryan Carey. These findings by<br />

no means diminish the tragedy of Ryan<br />

Carey being deceased; his behavior and<br />

actions of November 9 th was the catalyst<br />

for why Officer Brent Smith needed to<br />

take the action he did.”<br />

The family of the deceased was at<br />

first concerned that excessive force<br />

might have been used on their loved<br />

one. At least one family member asked<br />

why police couldn’t have just wounded<br />

him. Mequon police officials gently<br />

explained the reality of the situation, and<br />

shared the investigative file with them.<br />

There were no further complaints from<br />

the family, and no lawsuit was ever filed.<br />

The issue patrol rifle used in the<br />

shooting was, of course, taken in evidence.<br />

So was Officer Smith’s department<br />

issue Glock 22 pistol, along with<br />

all 46 rounds of Federal Hydra-Shok<br />

.40 ammunition on his person that were<br />

in the gun and his two spare magazines.<br />

This is routinely done to allow for a<br />

complete investigation which rules out<br />

any other guns at the scene having been<br />

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